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Distributorless ignition
Has any have any experience with XDI distributorless ignition from Electromotive or any other company looking for top end fuel injection for a supercharged 495 C.I FE.
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I'm not very familiar with the FE engine family, but I figure it has the same fireing order as the 302 & 460.
This means with a FAST XFI system you get a bolt- on injector harness. When going to the coilpack with 8 LSx coils, I don't think there's a bolt- on harness. You will have to reroute wires, but it shoould be no problem. I installed the system on a stroked 302 with a 351 cam. Same fire order as a 4.6 mod, and used a injector- and coilharness for the install and it works well. If I were you I would look into what FAST has to offer... They have a great customer service with a tech- forum as well. I'd consider 16 injectors with a turbo setup; 8 small/ medium into the ports and 8 larger in the plenum, fireing down the inlet manifold tracts. Manifold will be a hi ram EFI, fabricated or maybe the Edelbrock XT if they have one for the FE. Will support a couple of 1000 Hp's.... |
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Are you thinking along these lines...? Compu-Tronix. Electronic Ignition Systems |
There's a guy here who seldom posts named Silverstreak, who has a great looking set up without a distributor. Below is a post of his from another thread, but the pics tell the story.
I've been receiving mixed messages about going distributor-less and am still researching it all. For top end EFI - I'd look at Motec M800, pricey yes, but certainly top end. With excellent tech support, forum & even video tutorials on their website. Quote:
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If you are really looking for the modern coil pack style, -one could always put a LS7 in their cobra...
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I'm running a distibutorless system with a crank trigger pickup on my car that comes from MSD. I'm really happy with the whole setup.
Dimis, I agree that the Motec M800 is a fantastic system although pricey. The M800 is capable of analyzing anything you could ever need on a motor. What annoyed me the most, was that after paying big bucks for M800 I was then faced with the prospect of shelling out a further $2500 to receive the codes required to unlock areas of the computer needed to read certain aspects of my system such as the hall effect setup on the crank trigger. I decided to return the wiring harness I had bought for $500 and bought an Autronic SM4 computer and could not be more happy. http://www.clubcobra.com/photopost/d...0/P1000218.jpg http://www.clubcobra.com/photopost/d...0/P1000550.jpg http://www.clubcobra.com/photopost/d...m/DSCF0274.jpg Regards. |
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